Tire Repair Chemicals & Complete Kit
Tire repair chemicals help dealership service departments, tire shops, and repair shops prepare repair areas, complete chemical or heat vulcanization repairs, and seal specific areas of a tire. Choose individual products or get all four together in our Complete Tire Repair Chemical Kit at a better combined price.
Use the liquid buffing solution to remove dirt, debris, and mold lubricants from the repair area before buffing. After a completed repair, the thick inner liner sealer is used to seal the over-buffed area. The universal cement is a fast-drying vulcanizing cement for chemical or heat vulcanization.
For small air leaks between the tire bead and wheel, choose the thick bead and rim sealer. Each individual product is sold separately, while the complete kit includes one of each.
These flammable items ship by ground only, the same business day or next business day.
Related tire supplies: Tire Repair Patches and Tire Patch Plug Combination Units. Shop all tire supplies for car dealerships and repair shops.
Product Features
- Four tire repair chemicals available individually or together as a kit
- Complete kit includes one of each product at a better combined price
- Buffing solution cleans the repair area before buffing
- Inner liner sealer seals the over-buffed area around a finished repair
- Fast-drying universal cement for chemical or heat vulcanization
- Bead and rim sealer addresses small leaks between the tire bead and wheel
- Flammable items ship by ground only
- Ships the same business day or next business day
Product Specifications
Liquid Buffing Solution – 1 Quart
- Use: Removes dirt, debris, and mold lubricants before buffing
- Size: 1 quart
- Packaging: 1 can
Thick Inner Liner Sealer – 16 fl oz
- Use: Seals the over-buffed area around a finished repair
- Size: 16 fluid ounces
- Packaging: 1 each
Universal Vulcanizing Cement – 8 fl oz
- Use: Fast-drying cement for chemical or heat vulcanization
- Size: 8 fluid ounces
- Packaging: 1 can
Thick Bead & Rim Sealer – 32 fl oz
- Use: Seals small air leaks between the tire bead and wheel
- Size: 32 fluid ounces
- Packaging: 1 can
Complete Tire Repair Chemical Kit
Each kit includes:
- 1 liquid buffing solution, 1 quart
- 1 thick inner liner sealer, 16 fluid ounces
- 1 universal vulcanizing cement, 8 fluid ounces
- 1 thick bead and rim sealer, 32 fluid ounces
Frequently Asked Questions
What is included in the Complete Tire Repair Chemical Kit?
The kit includes one quart of liquid buffing solution, one 16-fluid-ounce inner liner sealer, one 8-fluid-ounce universal vulcanizing cement, and one 32-fluid-ounce bead and rim sealer.
Can I purchase the tire repair chemicals individually?
Yes. All four products are available individually. You can also select the complete kit to purchase one of each at a better combined price.
What is liquid buffing solution used for?
Liquid buffing solution removes dirt, debris, and mold lubricants from the repair area before buffing. It is available in a 1-quart can.
What is inner liner sealer used for?
Thick inner liner sealer is used to seal the over-buffed area around a finished tire repair. It is available in a 16-fluid-ounce container.
What is universal vulcanizing cement used for?
Universal vulcanizing cement is a fast-drying cement used for chemical or heat vulcanization. It is available in an 8-fluid-ounce can.
What is bead and rim sealer used for?
Bead and rim sealer is used to seal small air leaks between the tire bead and the wheel. The thick sealer is available in a 32-fluid-ounce can.
Are these tire repair chemicals interchangeable?
No. Each product serves a different purpose in tire service. Select the chemical for the specific task and follow the product’s instructions.
Can these tire repair chemicals ship by air?
No. These flammable tire repair chemicals ship by ground only.
How quickly do these tire repair chemicals ship?
The individual chemicals and complete kit ship by ground the same business day or next business day.
Common Uses for Tire Repair Chemicals
- Preparing a tire repair area before buffing
- Removing dirt, debris, and mold lubricants
- Sealing over-buffed areas around finished repairs
- Chemical or heat vulcanization
- Sealing small leaks between the tire bead and wheel
- Stocking tire repair chemicals for dealership service departments and tire shops
